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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-01
PERSONAL.

PRoF. NELSON, OF Nelson's Business
College, this city, hs a work o. book
keeping Nelson's New Bookkeeping
which should be in the hands Of
every progressive b~ookkeeper and
business man. 1t contains 351 pages,
8vo, and treats upon all the subjects
usual to such works in q modern
method, SO we'll as the following sub
jscts, which are peculiar to it:
Directions for taking charge OF a
new set Of books.
Useful hints 10 bookkeepers.
Econvm es in bookkeeping.
Shipping goods G. o. b. by express
and by bill of lading.
Exporting goods from q large facts
ry in an interior city, with instructions
to agents.
The business offices Of the largest
factory in America, and the routine OF
clerical work.
Importing hardware and toys, with
dificult calculations in exchange.
Opening partnership books with
complex entries.
Opening the books Of a manufacture
ing company.
Changing from partnership to corpo-
rate OF Joint stock company business.
The method of forming a corporate
company; opening the books; declsr-
ing dividends.
The cause OF confusion In corporate
company books and the remedy. In
formation worth many times the price
Of this book to corporate companies.
The private ledger and Its USE.
Accounts OF executors, administra-
tors and assignees.
Accounts with branch houses.
Building association accounts. The
very latest and best forms, all com.
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Book keeping for lawyers, requiring
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Dispensing with the trial balance
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Olelrfug houses described; the &C,
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Bank accounts best kept in the
check books.
The disadvantage Of keeping a cash
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Book keeping in the Third National
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The work also contains q complete
course Of study in banking and mer
camille calculations, with the very
shortest and best methods Of solution
The rapid methods Of combining
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1t can be had at Nelson's Business
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g ~COMMHNCEMENT
or the nartIett Normal and Train
tuG Institute.

The second annual commencement
Of the Normal and Training Institute
at Bartlett, Tenn, will occur Wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday evenings,
May 4, s and Q, 1887. Attractive pro-
grammes have been arranged for each
day, and the 0enteel public is invited
to attend. Examinations and recita-
tons will consume the days exercises
Wednesday and Thursday, and FRI
day will be devoted to exposition aud
speeches. The sumner normal term
begins Monday, May 9th. Thursday
evening, May 9th, at s O'Clock, val
edictory exercises of the Excelsior Lit
erary S9oiety will take place under the
management of Edgar Giliett, presi-
dent Of the evening. Following Ia the
programme:
Overture ,.....,...M Mrs. John Neuhardt
I~nstrumontal Duet Miss Mollie Davis and
Mrs, Neahardt.
voosI Miss Lula Williamson
Biosrashy-"Qucsh EliAaboth"-Miss Bir-
InstrSpsstai Duet Misses Adaw n%ltamsOn
oratss~ Nap ison BonapartS"-, 'Odie Ar
Instru mcnta Dust-Missos MOllio Davis and
Diseussisn-""IhO Fear of Punishment iG a
Greater Incentive to Action than the
AalSSstiyS' Negative.
Wat, on willis, W. X. Buckley,
h. Il, Jon g, Oscar Crawford,
Miss Muiio Davis, Miss LulaWilliamson.
German seng......"w.........John Neuhardt
Instron ntaI Duot-Mrs. NeuhArdt and
oratoa-T'How Long Halt Ye Between Two
Upiaisnsf.-Monro Gotten.
Instrum On al Sslo ,..-........Mrs. Neuhardt
FRIDAY evening, May Oh, s o'clock,
the programme will be ~ follows:
IasEunsntal Duet-Missos Mollio Davis and
Vailed ssrS-"The Cavalier and Puritan
Their InAueues In shaping Our Govern
m~Snt-John p. Bond.
German SONG -Messrs. NeuhArdt and Neu-
Rsuponss-a. h. Nouhardt. Phi. D.. Score,
Vocal bsio. .............,.M Miss Lula Williamson,
CsnIsrring Dogroe-JOhn Neuhardt, A, M,
Annus xSdrss-JOhn Neubardt,, =.
Instrumental Sole ,..,.M Mrs. John Nouhardt
John p. Bond is the A. B. of the
class OF 1857. To the following com
mittees Ia due credit for the pro
grammes arranged and the excellen'
manner In which they are sure to b'
executed: On Music - Mrs. Johr
Neuhardt. On Reception-Josie Al
buckle, John Bond, Miss Molli'
Davis, Edgar Gillett and Monroe
Gotten.
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Cyoling.


Now that the horse racing Is v
the interest In the bicycle races to bs
iVen the latter part of this month, Ia
growing rapidly. The Athletic Asso-
iation will spare no pains to make a
omplete success Of their tournament
and 1t remains to he seen whether the
ublic Twill indorse them In their
commendable work.
All of the boys entered for the vari-
Ous events are now In active training,
and by the time fixed for the races,
will be In excellent condition and
promise exciting sport,
Invitations will be extended to the
riders In Nashville, Carksville, Pa
ducah and o,her surrounding cities to
participate and they will all send rep
Tesentaiives.
There has ben no long distance
riding in this vicinity lately, but none
OF the boys think IL much of a task to
turn off from twenty-five to thirty
miles In the afternoon and demolish q
hearty supper after 1t.
There T quite a variety Of wheels
here now, aud every rider seems TO be
attached to his particular mount,
Now that we are getting good roads,
it ia only a question of time when we
will see the ladies out In full force on
the single aud tandem tricyCles.
We have a number Of old men
riders, but when 1t comes to a brush
with the younger members We find
that their age is no handicap in our
favor. Long live the old menl
Ferd Trep Is q strong favorite in the
half mi'e heat race.
Hampton is doing some fast road
riding and will be in the pink Of con.
dition for the two mile for three yeal
Odds.
May dwell is a rider Of great promise
and in this case he promises to win al
least two races.
Walter Yates is kicking because
there is TO be no slow race, buI
promises to come in first in the "con
eolidatien" II no one else starts. He
and Mc0mber put in about thirty
miles on tough dirt road a few days
ago inside OF four hours.
We hope to have at least 200 rider
before the summer is over.
The "road hog" is numerous in and
about Memphis. He is the telfst
brute who insists upon having the
whole road to himself to the utter ex
clusion OF bicyclers.
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I'm CHILD.

"oh. mother, looki I've found q butterfly
Hanging upon a leaf. Do tell me why
There was no butter2 oh. do see its Wings
l never, never saw such pretty things
ALI streaked and striped with blue and
Whore is its house whom all the days are
cOld?"
Eyes, yes" she said, in absent accents
"I'm hurried, childl"
Last night my dolly quite forgot her prayers;
And when she thought you had goRe down
stairs,
Then dolly was afraid, an so I said:
Just don't you mind, but say 'em in the
Because think. God is just as near
When dolls are 'fraid do you s'pose he can
The mother spoke from out the rufles piled,
Pm hurried. childl'
"oh, como aud see the flowers in the sky
The sun has left; and won't you, by and by,
Dear mother, take me in your rms INC tell
Me ali about the pussy In the wellr
Then tell mo of the babies in the woodP
And B tSSS9;, perhaps about Red Riding
'Too much t.. del Hush, hush, you drive
me Wildl
I'm hurried, child!"
The little one grew very quiet, now, 49,,
And Erieved and pushed was the childish
brow;
Add then 1t dueried: mother, do you know
The reason cause ! gu must be hurried ser
i guess the hours are l~ittle-sr than l,
So will take my pennies and will u
A biz cloekl oh, big aS II can be,
For you and mol"
The neither now has leisure inhnitei
She sits. with folded hands, and face a.
white
As winter. 10 her heart is winters chill,
She sta AT leisure, q .estioninG Code will.
"my child has ceased to breathe, and all 10
night
Is heaven 50 dark that thou dost grudEs my
lightf
Olifel OGodl must discover why
The time drags by"
o mothers sweet, ifcsres must ever FALL,
Pray do not make hem stone 10 build q
wall =
Between you and your own; and miss your
right
To blessedness. 81 swift to take its hishti
Who an Wrring baby q~ussionings you are
But entertiiu ng angels u awarei
Tit richest gifts are "a h rcd by the way
FIR ths darkest dav.
-EMma Blu ( in Micki0dR Farmer
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Thu MAiEaai.

The Germans and all their friends
anticipate a great deal Of pleasure
rom this years Msiiest celebration.
which will take place at Estival Park,
Monday, May 9th. There will be a
fne street procession with several fne
oats, preceded by a double strength
brass band. A variety OF attractions
ave been arranged for the entertain
ment Of visitors at the park, chief
among which is an egg race for ladies.
There are eighteen prizes to be con-
ested for at this race, among Others On
elegant breastpin, one pair OF earrings,
wo pair bracelets, two rings, etc. The
Maifest Association would like to soc
every geod child in tho city present al
the Maiiest, and will try to make II
pleasant for them all. Arnold's full
band of fourteen pieces will furnish
music for the dancers.
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yICKSBURG ANB NASHVILLE.
New York Capitalists IGspire Hope
That the Road Will Soon BE Built.

That the Road Will Soon BE buhhs.
Our people have been disappointed
so often in the past twenty years over
numerous . railroad proiects, which
promised something for Houston, says
the Free South, but which, de-
ferred, have changed our hopes into
heart sickness, that We are 10th to
speak OF a new movement to revive
the old Viokeburg and Nashville.
Nevertheless we have some hope that
this enterprise Ia now taking tonne
shape and will soon be In q fair way
for early completion. 10 conversation
with Captain Frank Burkitt, who was
in the city this week We learn that q
party OF New York capitalists propose
10 equip this road from Grenada via
Houston and 0kalona to q junction
with the Kansas City road East Of the
Bigber, upon such terms as will insure
it's completion this year, ii they can
! secure the transfer Of the charter, road
bed and right Of way OF the old cor
porat on. Captain Burkett informs
us that in an interview With
the representative OF the new COM
p,ny some two weeks since he
vas assured that the company
wa, anxious to commence work by or
before the lat OF jane, AID that they
did not ak a dollars aid from the
towns AID people along the line until
the dad was completed. They would
expect, however, that We should give
q guarantee Of assistance by voting
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orr bands and dspositing them in
bank 70 be delivered when tho work
vss done. This looks like business,
and we have no doubt the people OF
Houston will respond with the
amount asked Of them $4,000 in
twenty year bonds) with q vote APP
preaching unanimity. We under
stand a meeting is 10 be held in Men,
pbis tomorrow, when we hope all the
preliminary details will be arranged
for the beginning and early compile
tion of this read, which will give US
pasy Assess TO Memphis, st. Louis,
New Orleans, Mobile and Birmingham.
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Qua Door sports.


There will be opened up in this
city during the coming week, some.
thing that has been needed for some
time past. The Chickasaw Bicycle
Agency have secured the Natstorlu m
building and will on "Wednesday
morning open 1t mp in great style.
They have now already here a large
lot Of bicycles and al many more in
transit.
The intentions OF this concern Is to
open up q riding school, cary a large
stock OF bicycles, tricycles and all
kinds OF accessories, also keep a first
class repaiIer. They will take especial
pleasure In teaching the ladies' the
mysteries Of the tricycle. and iandem,
of which they will shortly have q full
stock. The company will handle
second hand wheels and they can BIZ
bought ct reasonable rates.
This new enterprise should be
supported by the young people Of
Memphis, a. it is one of love for the
sport and the health Of the rising
generation.
After Wednesday the Chiokssav
Bicycle Agency will keep its school
and eslesroom open both day and
night. and they are especially anxious
that the young people should come
down and see what Is goiog on. Al
an early date they will have q grand
opening and everybody Is invited as II
does not cost anything to getin, bu
they wiil be more than glad to vel
come you.
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M. and r. River Railroad.

The Mississippi and Tennessee River
Railroad Company was reorganiz Sd at
Oorinth on the 10th inst, by electing
O. B. Howry, Of Oxford. President;
and @. W. Robinson, OF Meridian,
Vice President. A mass meeting was
held, and confidence prevails that
twenty miles Of railroad will be built,
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A CroOked Amy Mar.

wATERToWS, N. Y, April SO.-Jul-
ius Fauslbach, sergeant Of Company
q, Twelfth United States Infantry,
stationed al Ssckett's Hafbor, has sue.
ceeded in swindlirg the Jefferson
Csoun. y National Bank, of this city,
out OF something over 5000. Fauer.
bach wss qnsrtermasier's clerk, and
abstrac ed cheers made ont in favor
OF George Hall &Co,, Of 0gdenshurg,
in payment for C a., to which he
forged Halls sig aturs. Fauerbach
was h~onorsbly ~dicasrgsd from the
service aud Was d0ely educated and
had extensively { aveled through El-
rope. He spoke Eve Languages.
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WORLD OR AMUSEMENT.
OPENING SALE OF SEATS FOR
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Orchestral Rehesrsals-The Picnic
Season to Be Inaugurated
Tomorrow Night.

The first orchestral rehearsal OF the
"'Golden Legend" occurred Thursday
night, at the Theater. Vocalists and
instruments harmonizsd almost TO per
lection, and for q first trial 1t was re-
markedly successful. The various
overtures we're heard for the first time
by many Of the singers, and ~flatteripg
comments came from every one. Mem
beers OF the orchestra who are familiar
with ell classes Of music, pronouncs
the entire work a perfect gem. The
next complete rehearsal will occur
Tuesday evening at the Theater, fol-
lowed by another on Wednesday
evening, and the final one on Thurs
day morning. This will confer q de.
gree Of proficiency surprising that Of
any former entertainment OF o similar
kind, and the performers may there
fore be expected to run through with
ut q break or jar.
The management have spared no
expense or pains to accomplish this
end, and extra pieces for the orchestra
will be In attendance from Louisville.
They come from Eichhorn's famous
orchestra, ard that great leader noti-
fed Prof. Arnold that his best artitta
lone would be furnished. Theaei
under direction OF Prof. Emile Levy
who has labored so faithfully, tfhcient-
'ly and tirelessIy TO bring about per
lection on this part of the chorue, will
afford an accompaniment and support
equal to any heard here for years,
With all these assurances OF worth
and merit, nothing but crowded
houses can reasonably be anticipated
The sale OF seats will be opened to-
morrow morning at Mulford's jewelry
store, and the indications point TO &
ush. Regular prices will prevail.
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HOAORING THE DEAD.
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY
AT RLMWOOD
Saturday, May 7th-various Commit.
tees AppoInted-0ther Prelim-
mary Arrangements Made.

The Executive Committee appoint
ed by Col. O. w. Frazer, president #
the Confederate Historical Aseocia-
ton, and charged with making all nee
est ary arrangements for the proper OBJ
servance of memorial service at Elm
wood, has selected Saturday, May 7th,
for that purpose and announce the fol
lowing commute ee
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aSo1N
7. H. Arnold, Chairman.
n. W. Hobbsrd,
COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS.
J; E. oloary; Chairman.
]. ]. Lenow.
COMMITTEE ON ORDER.
VS.. Davis, Chairman,
W. O. Pride, W. d. Cannon,
Marshall Styles.
Ths Floral Committee are requested
to report for duty on Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, by which time it is
desirable that sill flowers should be ON
the grounds. The ladies of the COM
mittee will prepare wreaths, f~estoons,
etc., and at 2 O'clock the monument
will be decorated, and at 4 o'clock the
services at the stand will occur as fol-
lows, namely:
Musical programme as announced
On Decoration Day.
Oration-Col. Luke W. Finley.
Prsyer-The Rev George Peterson.
BeDediction-B.sho Quintard,
1t is earnestly requested that our
merchants, manufacturers and other
business men will allow their EN-.
ployes, who wish it, the privilege oil
attending. The occasion recurs bu,
once yesrly, demands only a few houre
and ID %eminently worthy Of observance
by all. 1t is also hoped that these few
hours will be devoted exclusively to
the Confederate dead, that the time
and the flowers OF this one day will be
given to their memory, and that ouI
citizsns will refrain from the decors.
ton OF private graves on this day. II
is impossible for the committee to
name every lady who loves the mem
org OF the dead at Elmwood, or to pub
lish them all as members or the Flora
Committee, but more are Intentionally
omitted. Every lady who can do 90 j;
cordially invited TO come with flowers
and join US in the tribute of love a.
the graves Of cur dead brothers. We
especially invite the attendance C.
those survivors of the Union army
who may be among US, the occasion
being ore in which they may iii
without thought of former bitterness
or luminosity in decorating the graveI
of our lost ones. b. order of Execu
tive Committee.
RE. SPILLMAN, Chairman.
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xounves' Picnic.

The Merchant Zouaves will insugu-
rate the picnic season at Estival Park
tomorrow night. All the usual features
OF well managed and orderly enter
taipments Of this kind will prevail, in
GLIDING dancing, promenading and re-
shEente. The company will, in
addition, put up n Of their best ex-
hibiiien drills. Being something both
new sud novel, with q guarantee that
will be up TO the standard, a large
rowd 10 assured. The boys should be
iven a hearty send off on their pro-
posed trip 10 Washington.
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D,lmstru0

Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE
And 1t stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's FlavOring extracts are the
! best.
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ness and display, on the Intellectual
sppon'es Sus ~ 80
ior Q lev frienos anu Ha
OF the academy, beyond hattefy Nabeve
the usual standard ri tte,e Affairs, II
~. mo,s
vas IN aRfe surprise, hDu moio
than the excellence OF vocal. instru-
mantsI arAcntion natbos mr. dfollery
men.ai ~necu''on, Pasno' snsaions
OF fecitAuonb was inc
exhibition OF the refined g'ace an
oasy yoAos JNu"s hsrnonv
ALSO lh6 Bympatny, INTEREST," nhtnaonny
exciting between pupils and teachers.
TIL fniInWino h the nyooramme OF
this ints,rst5, c-ancert.
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A Tender skin

Il greatly il, jared ny cheap, adulterat-
ed toilet soaps. Use Oolgate's Oash-
mere BouQuet-tho purest and best
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GENERAL TRADE.
sRgADyTUfFH.

CoRsKEAL s a1dArd. 81 90: pearl,
- 25f93 5;ro.ler. 81 b0l92 10, qnie..
HAY CHOICES, from eioro, glG;
car load rom levea or depot, fl7;
prime, from store, sbc; car 10 d
from levee or depot, fl6 80; prairie,
from store, 45ld,5Oc; car load from
leyee or depot, s. 80.
BaAs From giors, S5@00s; from
levce Or depo', fi5 80.
CcRs-From store, white, Coz;
mixed, Sic; from leveo or depot, white,
Ia bulk, 54C9bjc; 10 sncks, bSc; mixed,
in bulk, 5Oi; in escss, 53G.
0Am-Ffom store, white, 33c
mixod, $50; from leyee or depot, vhito,
IN bulk, 35c; 10 eacks, 305; mixed,
In bulk, 3l1; Ia sacks, $50.
FLoUa-Ffom store, commons l5d
3 30; faulty, IS SOFAS 60; choice,
50 75Cf3 80, iin'y, 81 0jCS,l 10; extra
fancy, 81 2O(s4 80; patents, "a 1905
seedy.
BKGSs-Navy, % Is T; medium. 81.
oArsEAL-In half blrTe.F, ZOOS %
ilom store.
CRLoKERB-s1ds, extra 40; coda,
treble ext,a, 4ic; 'x'ra, 10. clog :
Soaps, extra 6sj aieorted imbles, 100.
CRAoEHD WHxAT-In hall barrele
u u from etora.
Hoxrsr AND GRIrs-From store, s.
S3 70.
Kansas err. September 2.-wbes
doll No 2 sof,. cash, CSC bid, 81,
asked; Nay, 75tc bid, 7sic asked
Corn stronger; No. 2, cash, S6ic bid
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rROvtssONs.

BUTKB-Buttsrinp. Hob: cream.
cry, 26C9SOc; dairy, 23s; country but
ter. l6,a.20c.
Hoo PRoDucrs-slFong mesa pork.
new, ti7 20; old, SIS 60; sugar cured
MANS, l3C9lSio; breakfast bacon, lilo
l2ie; clear rib sides, bacon, 9lc; ear
side bacon, l0c; bacon shou ders,
7is; bulk pork. clear sides, o.: c'esr
rio sides, ssC9sie; long clear, sac;
shoulders, el;; u,rip1, 7.s.
LARr- lisfce0, ole; half barrels,
7to; kegs, 7tci choice kettle, si9Sio.
FTm.
CHEEsa-Pime Hata, -; New
York factory, none; foil cream, 40
l5c; Young American, l5c.
Pos fREr-BIrrels, o. so; half bar.
rels, 80 70; kegs, 81 ID.
POULTRY Chickens quiet; fpring,
81 5ota3 90; old hens. 81 1908 90.
VI. L1uis, Mo, September 2.-Pro-
v'tlona strong. Pork irregular; new,
fl5 Lard, 90 30. Dry salt meets
boxed shoulders. 81 90; long
clear, IS %; clear ribs, ss 3Ti; short
clear, fs 62l. Bscon-box'd oh 1ul
ders, 10 1875; Iona clear, 1900 l2i;
clear ribs, 80 05(99 l2i short clear,
81 47t. Hams steady, l2C9l6c.
CHICAGO, Ill September 2-Pfoyls
iona were fairly active, particularly
short ribs, which were decidedly
stronger and higher. The stocks h'rs
showed more Of reduction tlau was
Anticipated. As II was generally X.
oae ed that there would be NJ least
300 900 pounds, bat The report only
showed In round Numbers % 9nO 00O
pounds, a decrease Of nearly 1870 1000
pounds doring Augu l. II ild-re we're
disinciinod 10 s.li a Il sh lfts xious
10 boy, aud prices advanced l7I@20c,
aud closed NJ nearly the to-. III
slipping demand wss fair. and Ar.
mour 20 d 10000 pounds cash, In
lots. at as 80. September opened VI
ys 40, sold az IS 25,aS 40, and closed
Il IS S7l Janusfy Wa neglected, snd
cold At 50 IS. Lud was offered more
freely, and'nrio declined 2ic DC Der
cold At SO 4Hd6 So, and closed
10 47l; January ar'd a. So b2ICd6 o.,
aud closed A. SO 57l. Mes, PORK yAs
Glow a. fl2 HiCDl2 90, add clossd a,
tl250ilr Jsnoafy. OAsh quotations
ssra ~ filows: Meas pork pr %,
sib(9l5 Is; lard, per 100 Inc, f04;
short b sides, loose, f9 "a. diy aaltei
shoulderr, boxed, s. Dab 81; shorl
clear a de-, boxed, s. 90. TIE leadif z
futures rang d 90 oilows: Mess port
DER bbl-Yrtr op nsd at Gil IS, high.
est - :, loves, =, closing At -;
January opened at tl2 90, high.
ct si2 b7i, low ut tl2 47i. Q osing a,
si2 90. Lard. per lOO lbs-Sepien NIB 81
opened t % IS, highest ~ as
,owest % t2i, closing at Is IS,
! October opened n 70 20, Highest